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Hi All, I’ve been in the final stages of implementing my new home theater. Ultimately I decided on an 9.1.6 setup utilizing ceiling speakers. The 9 channels will all be KL-650–THX speakers and the subs will be Seaton Submersives. Where I’m struggling is which architectural ceiling speaker to use that will match that KL-650’S best. My research has suggested that the KL-7502, 5002-L, or CDT-5800-C II may be the most ideal. Has anyone integrated Atmos ceiling speakers with your U2 system? What speaker did you choose? Does Dolby recommend something more direct and localizable like the KL-7502 style or more surround and disperse oriented like the KS-7502? Thank you for any guidance and feedback you can share. Thanks, Ryan

Hi All, I’m looking for an Emotiva XPR-5 amplifier in excellent condition. If you have or know anyone who has one that may be willing to sell please shoot me a PM! Cheers, Ryan

I forgot to add that I have had a chance to hear the Ultra2 system at a local dealer and I agree that the KW-120 subs are an improvement. The mid-bass section of the U2 system compared to the KSP system seems tighter. I've been rather impressed with the complete KSP Premiere package but I have an opportunity to get the U2 system at an incredible price. Currently I do not use the 15" subs in the KSP-400's and have opted for 3 of the Paradigm Servo 15's. Decisions...Decisions.

Guys, I'm looking to possibly upgrade my existing home theater speakers. Currently I have a 7.1 setup comprised of the following.... Klipsch KSP-400 Mains Klipsch KSP-C6 Center Klipsch KSP-S6 Sides Klipsch KSP-S6 Rears Paradigm Servo 15 sub (Qty 3) I'm considering a move to the Ultra 2 system and wanted to know if I'll notice a sizeable improvement? My existing system images fairly decent and produces a wide soundstage with depth. It will be mated with an Ultra2 certified receiver, the Denon 5805 MKII. Any feedback or opinions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Ryan

That's good information to have!! Any opinions or insight on the difference in sound on the speakers? (EPIC CF-4's vs KSP 400's)

Currently in my home theater I run a set of Klipsch EPIC CF-4's for my L/R mains. I've always loved the sound Klipsch produces, especially the EPIC's since they're more laid back then most Klipsch speakers. Recently I came into a set of the Klipsch Synergy Premier KSP-400's in excellent condition. I have not had the time to A/B them for myself yet but wanted to get impressions of these speakers from existing owners or people who may have heard both the Epic and KSP lines. The rest of my config is as follows... Center / KV-4 (I do have the matching KSP-C6 for the KSP-400's) Side Surrounds - KSP-S6's Rear Surrounds - KSP-S6's Subs - Paradigm Servo 15v2 (Qty 4) Since the KSP's have bass management built in how could they be cleanly integrated with a receiver that has bass managment as well? Also since the each KSP has a 15" powered sub built in, how would I be able to integrate them cleanly with my existing Paradigm Servo subs. Any insight, perspectives, or opinions anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated Thanks, Ryan

Are these still available for sale?

I'm interested in your CF4's. What are you possibly looking to trade? I got a pair of mint KLF-20's with original boxes in Light Oak finish. Thanks, Ryan